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swilling

[ US /ˈswɪɫɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /swˈɪlɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the drinking of large mouthfuls rapidly

How To Use swilling In A Sentence

  • I had, somehow, got both lords and deans associated in my mind with infinite swillings of port wine, and bacchanalian orgies, and sat down at first, in much fear and trembling, lest I should be compelled to join, under penalties of salt-and-water; but Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet An Autobiography
  • Many sports fans who would rather watch the Super Bowl with a bunch of beer-swilling buddies than be present at the birth of their first child often recite that fired old saw about hockey being more violent than any other sport.
  • Even I eventually got sick of hearing about characters swilling whisky and driving at the same time.
  • The journey they make from their local watering hole to the sea allows the beer-swilling laddish men to swap stories, memories and reflect on times past.
  • It's cheaper than an appletini or whatever you kids are swilling these days.
  • Beer-swilling punks drag race through the river.
  • There can be found a different class of drunk, swilling back copious amounts of G and T or champagne and stuffing their faces with complimentary food.
  • The Vegas audience of polyester-clad gamblers and middle-aged couples contrast starkly with the fag-puffing, beer-swilling crowds at home.
  • Water was now swilling about on the bottom of the boat almost to their knees
  • He shook his head after swilling another synthetic beer.
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